Ofsted says school pupils have lost basic skills in lockdown - with some toilet-trained children back in nappies
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukChildren hardest hit by nursery and school closures during the pandemic lapsed back into nappies after lockdown, an education watchdog has warned.Some youngsters have forgotten how to eat with a knife and fork, while older children now lack “stamina” in reading and writing due to the coronavirus pandemic, Ofsted says.According to a series of reports from watchdog, some children have regressed in some basic skills and learning.Some children have fallen behind with their mathematics and are struggling with literacy, while school leaders have reported a rise in older pupils self-harming or suffering from eating disorders, according to Ofsted.The report into the impact of the pandemic is based on more than 900 visits to education and social.
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